Doing the Time Warp, Again and Again
How we perceive time is important for personal development, but setting up a life without discomfort or time warps could be harmful to one’s long-term happiness.
Surf, Sand, and Digital Sabbaticals
Digital sabbaticals are great, but often portray an incorrect image of the non-sabbatical world.
What Wouldn’t You Do?
Asking yourself the right questions can mean the difference between happiness and a staggeringly standard lifestyle.
One Should Be 1
A little relationship math.
First Chapter: Iceland India Interstate
The first chapter from my new book, Iceland India Interstate.
Committing to No Commitments
Setting a limit on the duration of commitments is a great way to keep yourself evolving, but also to avoid getting locked into something you’ll regret later.
You Should See My Car
A Car Guy without a car is just a Guy. What’s important is making sure that when you’re just a Guy, you’re still epic.
Finishing Things
Finishing can be just as difficult as starting, especially when new habits have to be developed to cope with the changes that come with completion.
Doors that Open for You
Opening doors — to yourself or to your city — is a great way to get people who otherwise would walk right by to take a look inside.
I Didn’t Hate South Dakota
A chance encounter in South Dakota changes my trip — and perspective — for the better.